"Movies are better than books"

Reasons why...

Movie:

-Easier than reading a book.
-Movies show you there emotions instead of you reading 4 different sentences about it.
-Watching a movie takes about 1 to 2 hours to watch.
-Gives you a proper imagination.

Books:

-Takes longer to read.
-You end up losing interest.
-It has to much paragraphs to read.
-Leaves out to much important information.

I would rather sit through a 2 hour movie rather than reading a 20 day book.

Movies are better. Movies give more information about whats going on in the movie, and it shows you what the character is feeling rather than you visualising it, where as books takes you about 4 minutes to tell you what the character is feeling, and i know some people may find it hard to visualise and read at the same time, and what the character is doing. Some movies can be boring, but for me books bore me a lot, and its not because i'm not a good reader its because, it takes me about a few weeks to finish a book, if not a whole month.

Some people rather spend there sunny days inside there house or outside on their front yard reading rather than watching a 2 hour movie. When finished watching a 2 hour movie you get choices like playing games, playing outside, watching another movie, or take a nap, or hang with friends. Reading a book takes up most of your daily fun time, but not all people spend there days reading books, some people have a time where they stop reading to do something else. I wouldn't watch any movie, i would watch action or adventure movies, because they are more interesting, and more violent.

Reading action books makes me wanna stop reading, here's my point. When a book is describing what happens in the fight scene you try to visualise whats happening, lets use this for an example. 'The ninja suddenly rose from the shadows, as he had a fearless face he sliced his opponent into 2 slices of pizza, as his body fell apart like a twig snapping from a tree'. You would have to visualise what the scene would look like, and at the same time visualise his emotion. In a movie you wouldn't have to read that, because you would already be looking and listening to what it would be like. You would see a ninja popping out from the shadows with his sliver blade killing his enemy with a loud 'he yah', and a part like that from a movie would make you say things like. "WOW!" or "HOLY DAMN" and other things you say when seeing scenes like that.

My point is that movies give you facial expressions you wouldn't get from reading a book, and books give you a facial expression that you wouldn't be surprised you had.